01Library category
Laws & Regulations
Explore binding legal instruments, enacted duties, prohibited uses, enforcement structures, and jurisdiction-specific AI obligations.
Explore laws→AI GOVERNANCE LIBRARY
Learn the landscape before governing within it.
Explore laws, regulations, standards, frameworks, principles, assurance systems, governance disciplines, and sector overlays. Understand what each source is, who issued it, when it applies, how it relates to other sources, and how it can be transformed into an evidence-bound TA-14 execution route.
THE GOVERNANCE JOURNEY
From understanding to independently verifiable execution.
Learn→
Determine→
Map→
Build→
Test→
Preserve→
Review→
Verify
EXPLORE BY GOVERNANCE TYPE
Know what kind of authority you are looking at.
A regulation is not a standard. A standard is not a framework. A principle is not a certification. The library keeps each source type, authority, version, and boundary visible.
02Library category
Standards
Understand management-system, technical, risk, governance, and assurance standards for organizations developing, providing, or using AI.
Explore standards→03Library category
Frameworks
Review structured systems for managing AI risk, trustworthiness, accountability, transparency, and organizational governance.
Explore frameworks→04Library category
Principles & Recommendations
Examine ethical, rights-based, policy, and public-interest principles that influence AI governance worldwide.
Explore principles→05Library category
Testing & Assurance
Connect impact assessments, red teaming, technical evaluation, assurance cases, conformity review, and independent testing to governed evidence.
Explore assurance→06Library category
Governance Disciplines
Explore operational control areas that remain active across design, deployment, runtime execution, change, incident, and outcome.
Explore disciplines→07Library category
Sector Overlays
Understand how healthcare, finance, buildings, public services, insurance, critical infrastructure, and other sectors modify governance expectations.
Explore sectors→08Library category
Organization Policies
Translate external obligations and internal governance choices into attributable policies, operating boundaries, controls, and reviewable records.
Explore policies→GOVERNANCE FRAMEWORK ENGINE
Do more than read a framework.
Decode terminology, determine applicability, compare instruments, map relationships, crosswalk requirements, preserve source authority, and compile governance obligations into executable TA-14 routes.
Decode an Acronym
Translate governance acronyms into plain English and see the issuing body, legal force, purpose, and related instruments.
Open decoder→Find What Applies
Describe the organization, jurisdiction, role, AI system, sector, and use case to identify potentially applicable governance sources.
Start applicability review→Compare Frameworks
Compare requirements, legal force, evidence expectations, lifecycle coverage, and governance boundaries side by side.
Compare frameworks→Governance Relationship Map
See how laws, standards, frameworks, principles, controls, evidence, governed records, and TA-14 routes connect.
Open relationship map→Crosswalk Requirements
Map equivalent, partial, related, conflicting, unmapped, and unreviewed requirements without pretending they are identical.
Open crosswalks→Build From a Framework
Select a framework or requirement set and begin compiling it into an evidence-bound TA-14 governance route.
Build governance route→INITIAL GOVERNANCE MODULES
Begin with the sources organizations encounter most often.
The first library modules establish a controlled foundation for regulations, standards, risk frameworks, public-interest principles, testing systems, and runtime governance disciplines.
01EU AI Act
02NIST AI RMF
03ISO/IEC 42001
04ISO/IEC 23894
05ISO/IEC 38507
06OECD AI Principles
07UNESCO Recommendation
08AI Verify
09AI Impact Assessments
10Runtime & Agent Governance
SOURCE AND INTERPRETATION BOUNDARY
The library explains governance. It does not fabricate authority.
Every entry should preserve the issuing body, official source, version, publication date, legal force, interpretation status, relationships, unresolved questions, and review history. Summaries, mappings, and TA-14 implementation routes do not replace legal advice, official text, accreditation, conformity assessment, or independent certification.
FROM KNOWLEDGE TO EXECUTION
Select the source. Build the route. Preserve the proof.
Start with a law, standard, framework, principle, assurance method, or governance discipline and convert it into explicit requirements, evidence expectations, decision conditions, bindings, commitments, execution boundaries, and outcome records.